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It's an act of unconditional acceptance, something that he never had.

And he goes on saying, and everyone looks at him like a hero, probably for the first time in his life.

And only now," he says, "I'm beginning to understand where I am, and I actually like it."

Now I remember, when he said it, I felt goosebumps on my body, because he said it overlooking the Moab Mountains here in the background.

And I went to the IT guys here and a gentleman mended my computer, and then he said, "What are you doing here?"

and I said "I'm playing the cello and I'm doing a bit of singing," and he said, "Oh, I sort of play the cello as well."

Anyway, so you're in for a treat, because he's fantastic, and his name's Mark.

I have four kids, and even if part of what he says is true, they're not going to have the life that I had.

So if this gentleman had had a holistic education, would he be sitting there?

Would he have had more possibilities in his life?

I met a father the other day; he looked a little crazed.

He said, "I've been on an airplane for 24 hours."

He said, "I had a dream once about a green school, and I saw a picture of this green school, I got on an airplane.

He's planning to eat that fence for dinner.

And, despite being cursed with my athletic inability, he plays soccer.

He's interested in playing football.

He wants to learn how to ride a unicycle.

How do we know if he or she has sustained a concussion?

So it's going to be really important that he be able to drive me around someday.

My little boy's right there, and he's like, "She's not kidding.

And in there, he said cultures tend to swing between one of two perspectives: on the one hand, we have an Apollonian perspective, which is very crisp and premeditated and intellectualized and perfect.

He said, "I'm not paying you to go through the trash.

And the irony is that he wasn't very good at math.

He said that we have in our noggin the perfect idea of what we want, and we force environmental resources to accommodate that.

In there, he talked about the divided self.

He said human beings act differently when they know they're alone than when they know somebody else is around.

Everybody points and laughs, and they say, "He tried it a fifth time, and it still didn't work!

This man, Joel Salatin, they call him a lunatic farmer because he grows against the system.

And so for that, he's called crazy by the system.

Not too long ago, my uncle said that he offered my six-year-old cousin cereal.

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